South Carolina immigration plan seeks vast industrial expansion
A lengthy report from the immigration committee urges direct European steam links, rail and shipping networks, and new county boards to attract and settle workers in the South. It advocates migrant societies, land grants, and a central board to disseminate information and protect immigrants, aiming to build a diversified regional economy through manufacturing and agriculture.
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